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I'm just worried he might not be able to grip the football without popping it

I think he'll wait until after the draft. If we end up taking a cb at #25, that might change the tier of free agents we go after.

I think Edmunds, Epenesa, Moss, and Poyer could be considered in a trade for picks. It would suck to lose Poyer, but extending a 31 year old db to a big money long-term deal probably isn't wise.

The Bills will trade away a starter during the draft.

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11 Star Lotulelei's on Defense 11 Cody Fords on Offense

CB WR OL CB LB OL Tie Breaker: the player won't be wearing a jacket since the draft is held in Vegas and we don't pick until a few hours into it.

Cornerback is the clear #1 since we are one injury away from needing to put an unproven UDFA into the starting lineup. Due to the fact that we frequently play in 4 wr formations and just lost Beasley and Sanders, I think a deep threat wr is also a need. I am not a fan of Edmunds and I would like to draft a replacement who plays more physically who can get reps in 4-3 alignments this year and become a full-time starter in 2023.

The Baker Mayfield statue doesn't resemble him at all, but the Ronaldo statue doesn't even look like a human.

I would love to bring him in for one year at $5 Million, but I would still draft a cb in the 1st or 2nd round.

He seems to not care at all about preparation, but he is undeniably talented. Maybe a trade for a late round pick would light a fire under his ass.

I would prefer if he goes all-in on becoming a dependable slot receiver instead of a kick/punt returner. He has had a bunch of miscues as a returner and it's just in his head at this point. I think we draft at least one receiver and they can battle Stevenson for the job.

Even an average cornerback is worth big money in today's NFL. We were lucky to extend Tre at a somewhat reasonable price.

I think it all depends on how expensive their 5th year option is compared to the cost of a new contract.

I would trade up to #20 if Trent McDuffie falls that far. I don't think any position besides cb is worth giving up picks.

I'm glad the USFL exists just to test weird rule changes and how they affect strategy.

I would be fine with Walker as our 2nd rounder even though we have bigger needs to fill. A dynamic running back with elite speed could give our offense more balance and keep opposing safeties honest. Singletary and Moss are solid, but we need to add a home-run hitter to the backfield.

We needed the veteran depth at the position. He's not great, but we don't want to be in a position halfway through the season where some rookie UDFA has to start at LT.

I think Edmunds' replacement will be drafted this year, but it won't be until round 3 or later. We still need to add a cb and wr first and hopefully Chad Muma, Troy Anderson, or Darrian Beavers will be available in the 3rd. Edmunds would remain the starter while the rookie gets reps in 4-3 fronts as he learns the defense and starts in 2023.

The Miles Sanders comparison seems kind of strange. He reminds me more of a diet LenDale White.

I hope the Bills draft him just so I can wear my Spiller #28 jersey again...

Andrew Booth checks all of those boxes except he missed the combine due to injury.

I think Von's presence will lead to Rousseau and Oliver both getting 10+ sacks this season.

This is probably my least favorite mock draft yet. Quay Walker is not a 1st round talent and linebacker is only a dire need if we trade Edmunds. Trading a guy for a 3rd round pick to replace him with a 1st round pick makes little sense considering we have other holes to fill. We can't enter training camp with Dane Jackson and Cam Lewis as our starting cb's. Tre could be ready for the start of the season, but we can't afford to be thin at the most important position on defense.

It's our biggest need by far. I could see them double-dipping at the position like we did last year with Rousseau/Basham. Hopefully we could still get a receiver like Khalil Shakir in the 3rd.